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Insolvent Notice

state of Touucs-,c, shelby oounU-pll'o ,ounY
C0urt Cicfk Memphis. fcun., November 70 l'e"
To John League. Administrator H. ". Johnson
Having suggested the insolvency ui The estate y
a. 5igr ntitrr by advert is0nrui 10 some urWHlmlr
ut6isHUd within the mid State. and nl.o ~ we
l,uri bnusr du1r uf shelby county ipf nll persons
yIna claims arulrst aid estate % appear and ne
~ mo authenticated In tia mannif prescribed
by law oi of before The Oh day Of February. ISIS,
ssI ans claim mot nlcd On of h.'0r" sail day ~
tfirrr on appropriation oi the funds ~ tnd Oihig
3. made shall H. forever barred. both lu law hnl
sIulif Wltnrsa my hand, nj ono. ibis ~ Gay Of
N',r,aiior. lad. T. ] QuiGLEi, CLERK.
boz Thomas H Cfcushaw. u. q.
Ntio. u hofpby given aH above directed.
int JOHN loAnlE Nimlhi- lai"f.
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BrRurpA, Nov. s.-Thc steamship Win
chester, Of London, arrived ut Five faihom
hole DE Path ult, with cargo Of GOO
balrs Of cotton from New Orleans Tor ~.
bas,opol. via Norlold. On the second
day out from Norfolk Il was discovered
that the cargo IN the hold was ON fire, ana
the vessel put la for safety after All efforts
10 snbduc the flames had failed. The los
has not yet been learned.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

Al. EiE E.TlHr.or, tuHr NJ ahH'h. uHn.
fuHu lUHgH.. administration lf". ~ William u
IrUf decreased. ta 70 ". 'TH..t 90. .iHi .H'
I,p. g. Blackwell rtul .s ". lpur,in l
Iy ,iuro Uf uu i1ipr.urr'Ury N,Un iur .iI. 'n
tIr. loo 90, HlH.H Usua.s uU Oh" i'' ilN ~ June
tIuu tp tlg highest hidH.r BOO Iuut Ui uhr 'lria
HUI Masters Hl.U.. NJ tlu Main Fin.i 'riihr ".
u.r uuaH HOUSE ui shelby county, MrmI hls lru
f.#sHH.. Uu
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MAN.A-iiN is purely yclrtabl" IN rs
composition. Nu ono need fear the
presence OF any mineral
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MADISON, Wis, Nov Twenty fresh
men d the State university ar under ar
rcsl ior hazing n son Of Prof Roscnsicngcl,
81 the university. Theyhad rope around
the young mans neck and were dragging
him toward lake Mendoza when The police
iuicnerod. The ease came up boo cunrl
this morning, but was continued until sat
uday.
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~, rhon,nnd nnIe. OF Cotton nurned.

W. NJ. GnirTIrn, Ashland, Ky, was
cured Of very chronic ulcers 10y la-cu-pi-a.
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The man who las seen better days -
nIw having very bad nights Lowell
Citizen.
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BruIaI Hanging.

Miss ALICE BRADY, Of East s. Louis
Mo, was cured of opthalmia by Pc.ru'na
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S0CIETY'S LATEST FAD.
Is NEW GAME OF "ANGLING" AND
HOW IT is PLAYED.

You Don't "Angle" You Had Better
Learn, For 1t is Now All the Co
Progressive Euchre Displaced - A
Simple ana Unique Amusement.
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WILL. | should show my tccil,' Is q
faynritc expression With young ladies who
ne Long rcarl Tooth Suup.
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"ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cured With
out Failure I'm n Single Instance.

TOHTiyT preventive aud ininlllblc remedy
n fuf titllta Hul llNtli n contains no Qnl.
uinr or minyml oi any Kind bui ~ composed q
IHuHIItH HvfiH Hul BE- fsfifrt blood puHncr. 10
eHn b. administered in luiauts With perfect I'm.
puuiu ~ o. uui puTaiiyu. but d. an excellent
1rriH,t m,Ir"wIl'- hflc7 and hnilds up mo
tHuu.HuI bHs sIuric thill after commencing lts
u'r l,g.vr' J. rut ~ " r.n, bottles, and ~.
AIS nilrfs irss Than two inttlc. and viii gnaran.
br tlHt n objections are followed two bottles viii
promptly rur amy oiso II Chilli and lever Only
Twelve ,rars Of aro one Liitie viii cum several
children under ,Irht yoir oi age
l,r,btBlg a. Na,. % ig-d-Mcs,r,. te,sls A
Bennett Your of my children. between the ag,r 81
tive and Ten YEAR. tuTcth,f with my hrulhcr aud
ulster, ~ ~. bod ,nilh so lover log se,erai
nine Wns administered without beneficial results.
Ah,f bearing ~ thc wonderful curu accomplished
M hmly. and nr, one II The ia ever had a single
out ososGron. DO ,sfy bet chin aud ievSr remedy
that Know nlihiusoL RESPECTFULLY;
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GIrulaui. ilttsyltania county. Va. October -.
lstl Nusr LOWS a hfunctt Nine ui my chill
dun hhi rhlls nnd iutcf NJ the same time Tho
usual r'urlY pulniuk WW administered without
h,nc9l huoi hrig ! Seg rn1mplll aud sicciually
The nine bad chill alter commcngiug ~ ~. no
~, r1..I y,l.,n county. Va. ne,al.f Is isss--
Moor Lewis a louuyti several II nay friends
AMI had severe pns,s IT thils aud fever. We dis
tousrI with the usual Wmciics aud uscd nothing
bot luhufu,' which usulied IN q thorough euro
iu each oisr Nuu will oblip ny forwarding mc q
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NO MORE coNGLoMERATE.
pute Wac In R.llh d Eysfyone.

Keep your risipua t.H. .I fl,nlt w. .i.t -.
Dirt lUnNcI, ftmw. bus 'i' w. wv, ..,a IT,,
wen 30 into the viure t ~ tt -. L.,
these will arrtmulnrD| .I a.'l y wv, ,ti,t
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your Clstrrn fec from tf..t..t,,t Ay,.
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HANDS FURNISHED

PROM DtOUaIN. ALABAMA AND TlE CARO-
IINNa WNI d.'tyT Hml'Ius az The lowest I'u.al
I'Uur lUf particular lllrva
4. A. Williams, Pass. AgJ NJ. al. X. 2. v.
ATLANTA GA. ., v. nuA 80. "a
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AND EMBALMERS,
No. IS Madison Street Memphis, Tent

with q niI and cpnrIen' silsk ui Muud md Ne
iHilI, Cases aul t1sat. iaih 'utrrsl 'u'kni. AMI
imf.rl Iu.Hr. ,rl.r l1 frlrfliH n'' 'r''rh9h'
WIll Uryfp UuWui auunlluu.
Jhrlrs isrII.hri 90 rsidrr.gI when wl'n7l for
the accommodation b' ls.tuHa
St. Landry democrat., 1887-01-01
How to Make Good Coffee.

The best coffee is made from mixed
Mocha and Java berries, carefully roasted
and ground Pour coffee cupful into a
pot that will hold three pints of water,
add the white and yelk of an egg, or two
or three clean gg-shells, or well-cleansed
and dried bit of fish skin the size of a nine
pence. Pour upon it boiling water and
boil ten minutes. Then pour out little
from the spout, in order to remove the
grains that may have boiled into it, and
pour back into the pot. Let it stand eight
or ten minutes where it will keep hot, but
not boil; boiling coffee a great while makes
it strong, but not so lively or agreeable. IL
you have no cream boil a saucepan Of milk,
and, after pouring it into the pitcher, stir
it now and then till the breakfast is ready,
that the cream may not separate from the
NeWs.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-01-01
POULTRY PARASITES.
The Most Effective Remedy for the Dis
eases Caused by Them.

The Most Effective Remedy for the Dis
eases Caused by Them.
When we investigate the character of
the diseases which prevail amoung poul-
try, and the sources from which they
spring, it is found that they are all due
to preventable causes, which arise from
errors in feeding or management. This
is not much to the blame of the poultry
keepers, for when we consider the dis
eases which affect humanity we find the
majority of them might be avoided by
due precautions in eating and clothing,
and in regard to exposure to cold and
impurities of living. 1t is not to be ex-
pected that persons who are unwilling
or unable to care for themselves will
care for their fowls. Consequently the
poultry are reduced in number and
profit fully one half, and the loss is far
greater than believed
One of the most common, but least
Injurious, and vet annoying diseases, is
that known as ''scaly leg 1t is this
which causes the thickened and dsa-
greeable condition of the scales of the
legs, enlarging the shanks to double the
size, producing sufficient inconvenience
to cause the birds to NOPE and suspend
the laying of eggs. It is one of the
class of parasitic diseases to which fowls
are much subject, and is like the others
of the kind, greatly encouraged by the
unclean condition in which the fowls
are kept. It's origin was not known or
its character understood until these
were discovered by the writer some
years ago, when by microscoplcal ex-
animation of the enlarged scales these
were found to result from a thick, hard
St. Landry democrat., 1887-01-01

THE more we see into nature and try to
represent it, the more ignorant and help
less we find ourselves, until sometimes I
wonder whether God might not have made
the world so rich and full just to teach HIS
children humility George Macdonald.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-01-01

Near Hawkinsville, Ga. rece ntly,
cow with crumpled horns was licking
her calf, and by sonfe means the cal
got is head in the circle OF the horn
and could not get away The cow be
came excited, and in her efforts to gs
rid Of the calf, strangled it and broke
her own neck.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-01-01


Otis Holden, of Moose River, Me.
was carried there by his mother OF
snow-shOeS over seventy years 40. o
his father it Is told by the Fairfield
J0urnaI that when he heard a Mr.. Jack.
man had settled at JackmantoWn, ter
miles away, he was indignant and asked
if the world was not large enough with
out crowdng q fellow SO. But we cues
that the somewhat known old settler
Daniel Boon, got ahead of the veteran
Holden by a hundred years or so in per
pctrating this little joke. it was Boone
who, after living several years in til.
Kentucky wilderness, hearing that
'neighbor' had come within one hun
drei miles Of him, got mad, picked NJ
his straps, and moved West, -LcwlStos
Ne. Journ0J
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
Plain Talk.


It behooves liquor dealers in this
county who have their own interests at
heart to see that the law in regard to
selling liquor is strictly obeyed. An OF.
ganized effort on the part of the prohi-
bitionlsts would undoubtedly demol,sh
the small majority given "for the sale"
last Tuesday, and unless the saloons
are handled carefully the coming year
prohibition will carry in 1883. Nothing
would tend so strongly towards awaking
a public sentiment against them as al.
lowing gambling and keeping open at
unlawful hours. These things have
been permitted freely IN the past, but
they are violations of the law and should
be stopped.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
Whom she was . Child, she cried for Csstoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorsa,
aluminium Dental Plates.

The early use of aluminium was not
satisfactory, as the metal was impure,
owing to the presence of iron, and it soon
succumbed to the fluids of the mouth.
This was more generally true of cast
plates, which We're not only more difficult
to make, but were not as good. The
metal Is not very easy to cast, as it does
not flow freely like other metals, and
the contraction is considerable, causing
cracked blocks. When made from rolled
plate and pure metal, aluminium for upper
cases has proved very satisfactory in my
hands, and not being very expensive is a
recommendation, rs it is a metal, and is
thus better than rubber and less in cost
than gold. It Is very light and strong,
perfectly tasteless and odorless, and as
healthy to the gums as gold or platina.
The teeth are best attached with rubber.
George H. Swift in West. Dent. Journal.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
AN OLD INDIAN FIGHTER.

Horrifying Goodness With Which he Gave
the Details OF the Death Of His Foes.
I suppose a soldier in battle but rarely
knows that he has actually shot a man,
but n of these old Indian fighters sits
down after dinner, over a pipe, and re.
lates to you with quite h%orrifying GOODNESS
every detail of the death which his rife
and his sure eyes dealt to an Indian; and
when this one, stroking meanwhile the
head Of a little boy, who was standing at
his knees, described to me how he lay on
the grass and took aim at a tall chief, who
was, in the moonlight, trying to steal a
boat from a party of gold seekers, and
how, at the crack of his rifle, the Indian
fell his whole length in the boat and never
stirred again, I confess I was dumb with
amazement. The tragedy had not even
the dignity Of an event in a mans life.
He shot Indians as he ate his dinner,
plainly as a mere matter of course; nor
was he a brute, but q kindly, honest, good
fellow, not in the least bloodthirsty.
One Of these very Indian fighters is
now sitting before me. I have been &C.
quainted with him for years, and I know
him to be a good, kind hearted man, and
the idol of the little curly heads who
cluster at his knees. He does not look at
all as l imagined q murderer would look;
he is digniaed as well as good hearted-in
fact, there is nothing different in his ap-
pearance and manner from those of any
other well meaning citizen. And yet he
has just been telling me, with a slight,
satisfied smile playing over his lips as he
spoke, how he once hanged an Indian and
again how he cut the throat of another.
am not at all afraid of him, though 1
must acknowledge that he makes me
shudder; but as we think over the matter
/ wonder all the same-and yet in the
south, and all over the sea, I have looked
upon some strange, sad scenes, in which
blood was not wanting. Am l disguised
when he tells me how he once cut a steak
with his bowie knife out of an old Indian?
Yes-but there he stands before me, and
I must say that he does not t all look
like a butcher.-A. G. Tassin in Overland
Monthly.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
The N. P. Coon Must Come Down.

Bismarck Tribune: The new freight
rates anno unced by the Manitoba to
Great Falls and other points in Mon
tana will wake up the Pacific roads.
and, the Tribune hopes, eliminate in a
new transportation era. The rate per
100 pounds is fifty cents less over the
Manitoba to the Montana line than over
the Northern Pacific, and settlers NOV
ables are thirty dollars a Car less. The
scaling of all intermediate races required
by the Interstate commerce law will be
q corresponding boon to the people who
are opening up the country these Caesars
feed upon. Hills great enterprise
meets the necessities of the distant pro-
Queer. There can be no little produc.
ton and less export if the present cost
of transportation is maintained. The
Manitoba rate is as good as a whole vol
ume of economic text. 1t solves.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
S~tagnation.
Washington Reporter

A decrease of 96l0 original home
stead entries in IL single year tells the
story of the vicious management Of the
general land Office, and it is a COMES.
sion by the commissioner that his out
rageous orders of suspension and his in
tolerant rulings and decisions haye had
their full effect upon the public bust
ness. All OF the cock and bull stories
about restoring stolen lands to the pub
lie domain, will not serve to wipe out
this official confession that his manage
ment Of the general land office has
evoked a practical stagnation of the
whole public land system.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity Of Paris. Tex, by the remark
able recovery of MI. j. E. Corley, who
was SO helpless that he could not turn
th bed, or raise his head; everybody said
Me was dying of consumption. A trial
bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery was
sem him. Finding relief. he bought q
Life Pills; by the time he had taken two
boxes of Pills and two bottles ofthe Dis
covery, he was we'll and had gained in
flesh t~hirty-siX pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery
for consumption free at Bennett 81 Hors-
man.; large bottles 81 Also Omich &
Chatee, Bartlett, Oak.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
scYTHE SONG.

etalwart mowers. brown and 1.-THE.
Over summer meads abloom,
WELDING fast the whispering scythe. -
Where is oil the old perfume:
Breathes it yet In tender gloom,
Soft through hades' twilight airp
Where hath summertide her tomb?
Hush, the scythe says, where, ah where!
Comes the long blade cleaning cold
Where the garden ground is spread.
Rays Of pearl on crowns OF gold,
Dainty daisies, white and red!
Danes that DER them once would tread,
Damsels blithe and debonair,
Where is all your sweetness fed?
Hush, the scythe says, where, ali where!
Time! who tak'st and giv'st again
All things bitter, some things sweet,
Must we follow, all in vain
Follow still those phantom feet?
Is there not some grass grown street,
Some old, yew-begirt parterre,
Where our dreams and we may meets
Hush. the scythe says, where, ali where;
-Longman's Magazine.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Rippus, Ind.
testihes; II can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles and was cured
Of rheumatism of 10 years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio
afirms: 1.-THE best selling medicine I
have ever handled in my 20 years ex-
ands of others have added their testi-
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases
of the liver kidneys or Blood. Only q
half dollar a bottle at Bennett e. Horsman
Drug Store. Also Omich & Chafee, Bart
lett Oak.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
Our Indian Reservations.

A recent Washington telegram says
Ofthe surveys and allotments at Devils
Lake Major Cramsie says: "Last year
three townships were subdivided into
forty-acre tracts. Several allotments
were made. but 1 was ordered to cease
making allotments, as it was decided
that under the recent Dawes bill allot-
ments must be made by a special agent
assisted by the regular agent. In MAX
ing the allotments I only allowed to
heads of families and persons Of twenty
one years of age, as these Indians will
not accept only eighty acres to persons
over eighteen and under twenty-one,
and forty acres to children under eight
cen, and 1 think they are perfectly
right; for lsnot a boy o. seventeen more
justly entitled to = farm OF 100 acres
than an old man or woman of eighty
who would never cultivate q farm if they
had 1000 acres ?"
Of the Turtle mountain agency, the
farmer in charge says "The census
taken in June finds 1853 families-S17
individuals, mixed blood, speaking
French, English, Cree and Chippewa;
IS families. 3O9 individuals, full bloods
speaking Cree and Chippewa, q total OF
1870 people. This shows q decrease in
number from the report Of 1886, as I
drop from the roster all not living with.
in the limits Of the reserve, except fit.
teen families of full-bloods residing at
Dunseith.''
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
A Perfect Mortar.

A new building material called stone
brick, harder than the hardest clay brick,
is made from simple mortar, but a scien.
tifcally made and perfect mortar; in fact,
a hydraulic cement, and the grinding t.
gether Of lime and sand in a dry state
including, also, some alumina, which is
usually present in sand-and the subse-
quent heating by steam, give the mixture
the properties of the burned hydraulic &C.
ments at present in use.-Pubic Opinion.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19

On motion the board did then adjourn
until Wednesday Nov. l6, at II O'Clock
Il nj. CHAs. A. CURR1ER,
Chairman.
Attest: JOHN a. PERCIvAL, Clerk.
Official count of the election held on
Tuesday the Sth day of Nov. 1887. The
county clerk took to his assistance a
majority of the board of county COM
missioners, viz: G. A. Currier, w. r
Mahood, Edward Lohnes and Jas. Me-
Cormick and proceeded with the official
count.
Abstract ofvote cast in Ramsey county,
Dakota Territory, on the 9Th day of No
yember. A, D. 1887:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-11-19
Bucklen's Arnica sa,ve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chllblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Bennett & Horsman; also by Omich IL
Chafec. Bartlett.